Champ Clark Bridge

Now that the Champ Clark Bridge has been blown to bits, it's being memorialized at Louisiana's Riverview Park.

Want to see the progress of the new Champ Clark Bridge in Louisiana? Here's your chance!

The Champ Clark Bridge in Louisiana is back open full time.

Monday is the first day of repair work on the Champ Clark Bridge at Louisiana.

The U.S. 54 bridge over the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as the Champ Clark Bridge, will close each day beginning Monday, August 10 through Thursday, August 13 from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. so the Missouri Department of Transportation can conduct its annual in-depth inspection on the 87-year-old bridge.

Repairs are needed for the removal and replacement of bridge expansion joints on the Champ Clark Bridge at Louisiana. The contractor will be working or have equipment on the bridge 24 hours a day for the duration of the project, which means the Champ Clark Bridge will be closed.

Beginning October 13, the Champ Clark Bridge over the Mississippi River at Louisiana, Missouri will be closed for repairs. The Missouri Department of Transportation reports the crews will be working on replacing bridge expansion joints among other things. They expect the bridge to be closed through October 17.

Repair work on the Champ Clark Bridge at Louisiana is delayed a week.

Every time I go over the Champ Clark Bridge I get a little nervous.

Water has receded from U.S. 54 on the Illinois side of the Mississippi River at the Champ Clark Bridge, and IDOT and MoDOT crews opened the road to traffic just a few minutes ago.  The bridge was closed last week due to flooding from the Mississippi River.